public class Bivac extends Tracking
A Bivac object may be used within the Edition operator to perform SPH equivalence calculations.
Author: Alain Hebert, Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal (2002)
Constructor and Description |
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Bivac(java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String bivacType,
int[] order)
Use this constructor to create a new Bivac object in Cartesian geometry.
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Bivac(java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String bivacType,
int[] order,
int isplh)
Use this constructor to create a new Bivac object in hexagonal geometry.
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public Bivac(java.lang.String name, java.lang.String bivacType, int[] order, int isplh)
name
- user-defined name of the Bivac objectbivacType
- type of finite element approach. This variable is chosen
among the following values:
order
- two-component array containing the discretization type.
order[0] is the order of the finite element representation.
Its value is chosen among the following values:
isplh
- type of hexagonal mesh-splitting. This data is given only
if the geometry is 2D hexagonal. The values permitted are:
public Bivac(java.lang.String name, java.lang.String bivacType, int[] order)
name
- user-defined name of the Bivac objectbivacType
- type of finite element approach. This variable is chosen
among the following values:
order
- two-component array containing the discretization type.
order[0] is the order of the finite element representation.
Its value is chosen among the following values:
public void exec(Gigogne a) throws JargonException
a
- 1D or 2D Cartesian or hexagonal geometry to analyse.JargonException